This is the end of our breakwater two days ago. Seems that spring will never come this year :-(
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I predict that by the end of August, we will be reading articles that tell us "scientists are reporting that 2018 is on track globally to be the warmest year in recorded history". We'll have a few 95 degree days in a row and the articles will start slipping out. The narrative has already been established. The year that nearly 100% of the Great Lakes was entirely frozen over (wasn't that about 4 years ago?) was supposedly the warmest year in recorded history. I was watching "Deadliest Catch" recently and, though I wasn't really paying attention, I thought I heard them say that every year the ice had been encroaching more and more into their territory as their seasons close. 
I'm not sure how that fits the narrative of 99% of "scientists".
I'm not sure how that fits the narrative of 99% of "scientists".
And your degree in climatology is from where?I predict that by the end of August, we will be reading articles that tell us "scientists are reporting that 2018 is on track globally to be the warmest year in recorded history". We'll have a few 95 degree days in a row and the articles will start slipping out. The narrative has already been established. The year that nearly 100% of the Great Lakes was entirely frozen over (wasn't that about 4 years ago?) was supposedly the warmest year in recorded history. I was watching "Deadliest Catch" recently and, though I wasn't really paying attention, I thought I heard them say that every year the ice had been encroaching more and more into their territory as their seasons close.
Scott I'm with you on this. I do not remember any spring being as cold and damp as it has been in recent years. I really miss those beautiful spring days.I predict that by the end of August, we will be reading articles that tell us "scientists are reporting that 2018 is on track globally to be the warmest year in recorded history". We'll have a few 95 degree days in a row and the articles will start slipping out. The narrative has already been established. The year that nearly 100% of the Great Lakes was entirely frozen over (wasn't that about 4 years ago?) was supposedly the warmest year in recorded history. I was watching "Deadliest Catch" recently and, though I wasn't really paying attention, I thought I heard them say that every year the ice had been encroaching more and more into their territory as their seasons close.
On the topic on amateur meteorology, I'll submit that everything has shifted by a month or so. Seems that the fall is warmer longer (snow at Christmas is no longer a certainty) but spring, if it happens at all, starts later than it used to. I've used my finely calibrated nose to come to these conclusions so do with them as you will.
Scott: In the subject of climate change based on Deadliest Catch: I remember them saying that the water was warmer than ever during last years episodes.
Matt
Scott: In the subject of climate change based on Deadliest Catch: I remember them saying that the water was warmer than ever during last years episodes.
Matt
50+ years in the school of observation and human nature.
I agree that winters start later, February has been too warm, and spring has turned to be more like winter. But, just when there is a trend to suggest that GW isn't doing exactly what it is supposed to be doing, we find articles popping up that seem to be more designed to promote the prevailing narrative, rather than discussing reality. Color me suspicious! 
Pretty closely related, I think. My commentary is more about behavior than either weather or climate. Those whom have a stake in GW won't let the talk of cold weather (even) go unchallenged. I'll wait for the predicted articles later this year. Do you think that there will ever be articles that discuss something like "gee, scientists have noted that this year actually was cooler than last year" I won't hold my (frozen) breath! It may not happen in my lifetime (again), but a generation in the future will probably be wringing their hands over the frozen Earth. Now, that actually could BE a crisis.
It may not happen in my lifetime (again), but a generation in the future will probably be wringing their hands over the frozen Earth. Now, that actually could BE a crisis.
And today is actually cooler than yesterday even though we are one day closer to summer. That's still weather. Short term changes. Climate change is a totally different animal.
What animal would that be? Nevermind, we all know what propaganda is.
Nevermind, we all know what propaganda is.
Probably this animal. It was such a lenghty cold winter that even the LN2 beast thought itself safe to crawl out of it’s can (at work). Brrrrrrrrrrrr! Come on May.What animal would that be?
We believe the LN2 beast to be related to this guy...
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Hey guys... maybe the earth has tilted a degree or two on it’s axis...
And no I do not have a degree in Astro physics... Just a key board and I know how to use it...
But, I think I slept in a Holiday Inn Express one time.
And no I do not have a degree in Astro physics... Just a key board and I know how to use it...
But, I think I slept in a Holiday Inn Express one time.
April 11 @ 7:00AM, it is 32degrees at the Jersey Shore. I wish the earth would tilt the other way. I want to go sailing. Yea I know they do it in Minnesota but I don't.
I'm a member of a FB group of sailors overseas and saw this today. If it makes you feel any better, they're having a late spring in Scotland, too.
you misspelled propapanda!What animal would that be?
In looking at the feared sea level rise due to Global Warming, a-hem, Climate Change, the trend seems to be pretty linear from the 1870s with a total of about 7 7/8"
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The problem is we don't all know what propaganda is. If people were able to recognize propaganda, the would be a much different place.What animal would that be?
I guess it started in 1870 because of all the automobile pollution.you misspelled propapanda!
In looking at the feared sea level rise due to Global Warming, a-hem, Climate Change, the trend seems to be pretty linear from the 1870s with a total of about 7 7/8"
- Will (Dragonfly)
No, it was coal. Coal powered factories, coal powered heating, coal powered trains, coal powered steam ships.